This document outlines the agenda for a MuleSoft meetup in São Paulo. The agenda includes introductions of the organizer and sponsor, a discussion on being part of the MuleSoft community, a demo of the Anypoint Platform modules, a Q&A session, and information on Community Success Months for getting trained and certified in MuleSoft technologies. The document also provides resources for learning MuleSoft skills through MuleSoft U and instructor-led training courses, and describes the various MuleSoft certification options. Attendees are given a chance to win prizes through a trivia game and are informed about future meetup events.
The document outlines a presentation agenda on code reusability with Mule Shared Flows. The agenda includes introductions, concepts of shared flows, pros and cons of reusable code, and a demo of implementing shared flows. Shared flows allow code to be reused across multiple Mule applications by creating reusable flows in Mule plugin projects that can then be added as dependencies to applications.
The document discusses different deployment models for MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform, including MuleSoft-hosted, customer-hosted, hybrid, Private Cloud Edition (PCE), and deployment on Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF). It covers where the control plane and runtime plane can be deployed for each model and compares the availability of services between models. Key factors to consider when deciding between deployment options include regulatory requirements, time-to-market needs, operations effort, access to data sources, flexibility, isolation, control, scalability, and availability of features like security tools and auto-scaling.
Meetup en español #6 - MuleSoft para profesionales de Java (segunda edición)Alexandra N. Martinez
In this Meetup, Andres, explains why adding Java integration capabilities to your CV boosts your career options.
You will discover how Java and Mule Integration are perfect partners and how you can leverage your Java knowledge to gain an advantage as a Mule developer/architect.
Meetup en español #5 - Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD)...Alexandra N. Martinez
Join us to review the CI/CD basic concepts and implementation for a Mule project. Our speaker will be Josue Santiago, Integration Architect at Appirio.
This document provides an introduction to MuleSoft, including information about the presenter, an overview of what MuleSoft is and its products, and a demonstration of Anypoint Studio. Key points covered include that MuleSoft is an integration platform owned by Salesforce, its products allow users to design, develop, test, deploy, manage, secure and reuse APIs through a visual interface, and its main products are Anypoint Platform and Anypoint Studio. The presentation concludes with references, community resources, and contact information for the presenter.
The document summarizes best practices for disaster recovery (DR) strategy for Cloudhub deployments. It discusses using clusters, load balancers, and separating batch and real-time workloads to achieve high availability and minimize downtime. Key steps for fault-tolerant API integrations include setting timeouts, fallback invocations, caching, and static results. Cloudhub provides features like clustering, redundancy, auto-healing, and persistent queues to ensure reliability.
The document provides an agenda and information about an Ahmedabad MuleSoft Meetup on Azure DevOps and CICD. The meetup will cover topics like what DevOps and CI/CD are, CI/CD pipelines, deploying Mule applications using CloudHub and Maven, unit testing with MUnit, source control with Git and build tools like Azure DevOps. It includes details about the speakers and provides references and next steps after the meetup.
The document summarizes an Ahmedabad MuleSoft Meetup event on Mule 4 Connectors that was held from 12 PM to 2 PM on February 20th, 2021. The agenda included introductions, a presentation on Mule 4 connectors and their development, a Q&A session, and a discussion on the next meetup. The presentation covered what connectors are, their benefits, when to use them, and ways to build custom connectors, including using REST Connect, the XML SDK, and the Mule SDK for Java. Attendees were asked to provide feedback and stay connected for future events.
The document outlines a presentation agenda on code reusability with Mule Shared Flows. The agenda includes introductions, concepts of shared flows, pros and cons of reusable code, and a demo of implementing shared flows. Shared flows allow code to be reused across multiple Mule applications by creating reusable flows in Mule plugin projects that can then be added as dependencies to applications.
The document discusses different deployment models for MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform, including MuleSoft-hosted, customer-hosted, hybrid, Private Cloud Edition (PCE), and deployment on Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF). It covers where the control plane and runtime plane can be deployed for each model and compares the availability of services between models. Key factors to consider when deciding between deployment options include regulatory requirements, time-to-market needs, operations effort, access to data sources, flexibility, isolation, control, scalability, and availability of features like security tools and auto-scaling.
Meetup en español #6 - MuleSoft para profesionales de Java (segunda edición)Alexandra N. Martinez
In this Meetup, Andres, explains why adding Java integration capabilities to your CV boosts your career options.
You will discover how Java and Mule Integration are perfect partners and how you can leverage your Java knowledge to gain an advantage as a Mule developer/architect.
Meetup en español #5 - Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD)...Alexandra N. Martinez
Join us to review the CI/CD basic concepts and implementation for a Mule project. Our speaker will be Josue Santiago, Integration Architect at Appirio.
This document provides an introduction to MuleSoft, including information about the presenter, an overview of what MuleSoft is and its products, and a demonstration of Anypoint Studio. Key points covered include that MuleSoft is an integration platform owned by Salesforce, its products allow users to design, develop, test, deploy, manage, secure and reuse APIs through a visual interface, and its main products are Anypoint Platform and Anypoint Studio. The presentation concludes with references, community resources, and contact information for the presenter.
The document summarizes best practices for disaster recovery (DR) strategy for Cloudhub deployments. It discusses using clusters, load balancers, and separating batch and real-time workloads to achieve high availability and minimize downtime. Key steps for fault-tolerant API integrations include setting timeouts, fallback invocations, caching, and static results. Cloudhub provides features like clustering, redundancy, auto-healing, and persistent queues to ensure reliability.
The document provides an agenda and information about an Ahmedabad MuleSoft Meetup on Azure DevOps and CICD. The meetup will cover topics like what DevOps and CI/CD are, CI/CD pipelines, deploying Mule applications using CloudHub and Maven, unit testing with MUnit, source control with Git and build tools like Azure DevOps. It includes details about the speakers and provides references and next steps after the meetup.
The document summarizes an Ahmedabad MuleSoft Meetup event on Mule 4 Connectors that was held from 12 PM to 2 PM on February 20th, 2021. The agenda included introductions, a presentation on Mule 4 connectors and their development, a Q&A session, and a discussion on the next meetup. The presentation covered what connectors are, their benefits, when to use them, and ways to build custom connectors, including using REST Connect, the XML SDK, and the Mule SDK for Java. Attendees were asked to provide feedback and stay connected for future events.
This meetup is for Java professionals who want to discover how they can leverage their existing skills to be successful in the rapidly expanding field of digital transformation. In this hour we will cover:
- Introduction to MuleSoft technology and approach
- Why digital transformation is so important to businesses
- Who are the main employers of MuleSoft professionals
- The case for Java professionals to become MuleSoft professionals
- How to leverage your Java skills
- What skills are transferable
- Career paths as a MuleSoft professional
- How to become a MuleSoft professional in just one week
- How to obtain free professional training and certification
After attending this meetup you will have discovered how adding MuleSoft integration capabilities to your skill set will boost your career options. You will understand how Java and MuleSoft integration are the perfect partners and how you can leverage your Java skills to gain an advantage as a MuleSoft professional (developer/architect).
The document summarizes a meetup on the Mule 4 Cryptography Module. The meetup agenda included an overview of cryptography, how to install the cryptography extension in Mule, and demonstrations of PGP, JCE, and XML cryptography. It also covered generating PGP keys, password-based encryption and key-based encryption using JCE, encrypting XML elements, and calculating checksums for message integrity. Attendees were encouraged to provide feedback and suggestions for future meetup topics.
The document summarizes an event held by the Manila MuleSoft Meetup Group on AsyncAPI and addressing challenges in event-driven architecture. The agenda included an introduction, presentations on AsyncAPI and addressing challenges with event-driven architecture, a question and answer session, and a closing game. The presentation on AsyncAPI discussed how it helps solve issues with discovery, governance, and visibility in event-driven systems by providing a machine-readable specification for messaging APIs. It allows for cross-protocol documentation and addresses challenges developing and managing event-driven architectures.
Ravi Sharma presented on integrating MuleSoft with Azure DevOps for continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) processes. The presentation covered the basics of DevOps, Azure DevOps, and CI/CD. It provided an overview of important Azure DevOps concepts and MuleSoft keywords. The presentation concluded with a demo of setting up a build pipeline in Azure DevOps for deploying a Mule application.
The document summarizes the agenda for the Houston MuleSoft Meetup Group Meetup #13. The agenda includes introductions, announcements about new Anypoint Platform capabilities, a presentation on MuleSoft project management and API delivery checklists, and a networking session. Speakers include MuleSoft engineers and architects who will discuss updates to the Anypoint Platform and tools for planning MuleSoft projects. The meetup aims to share knowledge and allow attendees to connect with the MuleSoft community.
MuleSoft London Community March 2022 - CloudHub AutomationPace Integration
As one of the longest running MuleSoft Meetups globally, Pace Integration have hosted hundreds of professionals with an interest in MuleSoft and APIs, and the March London Meetup was our first event in 2022!
Featured topic: CloudHub Automation - How to automate Anypoint CloudHub and beyond through Infrastructure as a Code, presented by Mike Jakeman!
The CloudHub Automation team came together on a common philosophy to automate Anypoint CloudHub and beyond through Infrastructure as a Code. We wanted to reduce the CloudHub setup time for Muleys and partners so that the focus can be on innovation rather than duplicating/rebuilding platform configurations. The backbone of the idea is to offer flexibility and next generation open source building blocks for anyone using the platform to automate rich and complex needs using auto-generated client libraries. Given the team's experience it also means that we can inject standard platform best practises into templates for plug-and-play customers who wish to deliver use cases and bootstrap the integration layer without having to go through detailed platform discovery.
Asiste a este evento en línea para aprender un poco sobre Runtime Fabric. Juan Ore, arquitecto en Bits In Glass, nos hablará sobre los aspectos básicos de este servicio de MuleSoft, y hará un pequeño demo para verlo en acción. También veremos algunas transformaciones más complejas de DataWeave 2.0 para expandir nuestro conocimiento.
MuleSoft London Community September 2020 - Project VitaPace Integration
Our September Virtual London Meetup took us through Project Vita. Our guest speakers Adam Maguire Wilson, Robert Matthews and Tereze Gaile from ThirdEye Consulting, covered how MuleSoft, Salesforce and IoT can save your neglected desk plants.
In the session, we covered:
- How plant data is retrieved and aggregated using plant sensors and a Raspberry Pi
- The role of MuleSoft and API-led connectivity best practises
- Transition from Salesforce IoT Orchestration to Process Builder and Flow Builder
- Using Salesforce Big Objects and Einstein Analytics to visualise and analyse the data
MuleSoft: How to Engage Partners/Customers and API Led with Alexa Angel Alberici
Slide 1 - Arno Brugman - How to Engage Partners/Customers
Slide 42 - Angel Alberici - API Led with Alexa
Host: Angel Alberici
Youtube: Virtual Muleys : https://www.youtube.com/c/VirtualMuleysOnline/videos
How to Engage: Customer/Partner Engagements
This session is for Developers, Engineers, Architects, C4E & Integration Stakeholders, Partners, SIs and Contractors who want to learn about the prerequisites and requirements for a successful Customer/Partner Engagement.
In this session we will answer the following questions:
Can you provide basic guidelines to avoid the most common pitfalls?
Will our Partner act as a Thought Leader?
How do we ensure our Partner designs and implements with reuse in mind?
How do we verify the work delivered by our Partner?
What information should you share with your Partner?
What should you request (ask) from your Partner?
How should you Engage with your Partner?
Although the slides are presented from the Customer perspective, the session will be of value to Partners, SIs and Contractors too.
After this session, you will know what information needs to be shared between Customer and Partner and how Customer and Partner should engage to ensure successful adoption of the Anypoint Platform and consistent generation of Business Outcomes (value).
DIY: API Led with Alexa “The Contest App”
You saw it and now you want to Do It Yourself (DIY). Session aimed towards Devs/Engineers and enthusiasts/hands-on Architects/Consultants who want to create their own API Led with Alexa application. Agenda:
Speedrun on APLC/SDLC
Successful stories
Participate in the Contest and win prizes!
How does it work? How to do it yourself?
Where is the value in using API Led for this case?
This document provides an agenda and guidelines for the Ahmedabad MuleSoft Meetup on October 10th, 2020 from 11AM to 2PM IST. The meetup will cover error handling in Mule 4, Anypoint Monitoring and Alerts, and will include a Q&A session and quiz. Attendees are encouraged to introduce themselves and ask questions in the chat. The meetup aims to foster networking, knowledge sharing, and discussion around future meetup topics. Speakers will cover Mule 4 error types and handling, the Mule error hierarchy, adding error handling scopes, and comparing error handling between Mule 3 and 4. Anypoint Monitoring features like transaction tracing, log management, dashboards, and alerts will
Custom MuleSoft connector using Java SDKAmit Singh
The document summarizes a presentation on developing custom connectors for MuleSoft using the Java and XML SDKs. The presentation covered what connectors and the Mule SDK are, differences between Mule 3 and 4 SDKs, best practices for connector development, examples of existing connectors, and a live demo of a custom currency exchange connector. It included an agenda, speaker bio, and questions for a prize quiz at the end.
Jaipur MuleSoft Meetup Group - Virtual Meetup #5Lalit Panwar
The document summarizes a MuleSoft meetup event about the Salesforce Composite Connector. The meetup included an introduction by community leaders Jyoti Chaudhary and Lalit Panwar, and a presentation by speaker Abhishek Solanki on using the Salesforce Composite Connector in MuleSoft. The connector allows batch execution of up to 25 sub-requests and exposes APIs for request preparation and response parsing. Important documentation links and a demo of the connector were also provided.
Error Handling Strategies and the components availed by the MuleSoft platform. And Exploring the Snowflake data platform and its integration using Mule 4 Connector
Front end microservices: architectures and solutionMikhail Kuznetcov
For latest version please open: https://www.slideshare.net/michailkuznetsov/front-end-microservices-october-2019
--
Modern frontend has grown in complexity and technologies diversity dramatically last decade. Usual case are apps of >100KLOC with multiple teams shipping code daily. One of the ways to deal with support and further growth of such projects is to apply microservices approach to frontend stack.
There are several solutions in the ecosystem that can enable multiple frameworks run seamlessly within one main uber-SPA. This enables common benefits of microservices approach: freedom of technology choice, separate deployments, faster new developers on-boarding due to reduced complexity of each sub-module, etc. Also this might be a migration path for large frontend monoliths.
Using the Mule 4 SDK to build a connector : MuleSoft Virtual Muleys MeetupsAngel Alberici
Speaker:
"Using the Mule 4 SDK to build a connector" session with Chris Hughes, Strategic Advisor at MuleSoft
Host: Angel Alberici
Youtube: Virtual Muleys (https://www.youtube.com/c/VirtualMuleysOnline/videos)
Meetups: https://meetups.mulesoft.com/online-group-english/
https://meetups.mulesoft.com/events/details/mulesoft-online-group-english-presents-using-the-mule-4-java-sdk-to-build-a-connector/
Sydney MuleSoft Meetup #16 - 19 November 2020Royston Lobo
This document summarizes a MuleSoft meetup event in Sydney. It provides an agenda for the meetup, which includes MuleSoft updates on recent announcements and upcoming events. It also details a presentation on voice integration using Alexa that will be given by Ahmed Heidar from MuleSoft. The meetup will involve trivia games with prizes. Guidelines are provided for using the chat function and participating in Kahoot trivia. Attendees are asked to introduce themselves. Feedback is solicited through surveys. The recap summarizes recent MuleSoft features and announcements from the last 6 months.
- The document outlines guidelines for a virtual MuleSoft meetup, including welcoming attendees and encouraging them to keep videos on.
- The agenda includes introductions, a presentation on creating MuleSoft API template projects using Maven archetypes, a quiz, and networking.
- The presentation discusses using Maven archetypes to standardize project structure, apply best practices, and speed up development by automatically configuring dependencies and files. It demonstrates generating a new project from an archetype template.
Meetup Mulesoft Buenos Aires Noviembre 2018Walter Olivito
This document outlines an agenda for a Mulesoft Meetup in Buenos Aires. It introduces the meetup leaders and discusses the objective to create a space for community members to share experiences. It also promotes Mulesoft's Success Months in November and December, which focus on training community members and helping them become Mulesoft-certified. The document provides information on resources like Mulesoft U, instructor-led training courses, certification exams, documentation and forums to help attendees expand their skills and validate their expertise.
This document outlines steps for automating a project lifecycle using MuleSoft and Azure DevOps. It discusses implementing DevSecOps practices in MuleSoft applications through continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) pipelines. CI pipelines would run MUnit unit tests with each code change. CD pipelines would handle notifications, alerts, auditing, and secrets management during deployments to development, QA, and production environments. The process is emphasized as being equally important to the tools, requiring input from operations, security, and approvers to define appropriate approval and rollback strategies.
This meetup is for Java professionals who want to discover how they can leverage their existing skills to be successful in the rapidly expanding field of digital transformation. In this hour we will cover:
- Introduction to MuleSoft technology and approach
- Why digital transformation is so important to businesses
- Who are the main employers of MuleSoft professionals
- The case for Java professionals to become MuleSoft professionals
- How to leverage your Java skills
- What skills are transferable
- Career paths as a MuleSoft professional
- How to become a MuleSoft professional in just one week
- How to obtain free professional training and certification
After attending this meetup you will have discovered how adding MuleSoft integration capabilities to your skill set will boost your career options. You will understand how Java and MuleSoft integration are the perfect partners and how you can leverage your Java skills to gain an advantage as a MuleSoft professional (developer/architect).
The document summarizes a meetup on the Mule 4 Cryptography Module. The meetup agenda included an overview of cryptography, how to install the cryptography extension in Mule, and demonstrations of PGP, JCE, and XML cryptography. It also covered generating PGP keys, password-based encryption and key-based encryption using JCE, encrypting XML elements, and calculating checksums for message integrity. Attendees were encouraged to provide feedback and suggestions for future meetup topics.
The document summarizes an event held by the Manila MuleSoft Meetup Group on AsyncAPI and addressing challenges in event-driven architecture. The agenda included an introduction, presentations on AsyncAPI and addressing challenges with event-driven architecture, a question and answer session, and a closing game. The presentation on AsyncAPI discussed how it helps solve issues with discovery, governance, and visibility in event-driven systems by providing a machine-readable specification for messaging APIs. It allows for cross-protocol documentation and addresses challenges developing and managing event-driven architectures.
Ravi Sharma presented on integrating MuleSoft with Azure DevOps for continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) processes. The presentation covered the basics of DevOps, Azure DevOps, and CI/CD. It provided an overview of important Azure DevOps concepts and MuleSoft keywords. The presentation concluded with a demo of setting up a build pipeline in Azure DevOps for deploying a Mule application.
The document summarizes the agenda for the Houston MuleSoft Meetup Group Meetup #13. The agenda includes introductions, announcements about new Anypoint Platform capabilities, a presentation on MuleSoft project management and API delivery checklists, and a networking session. Speakers include MuleSoft engineers and architects who will discuss updates to the Anypoint Platform and tools for planning MuleSoft projects. The meetup aims to share knowledge and allow attendees to connect with the MuleSoft community.
MuleSoft London Community March 2022 - CloudHub AutomationPace Integration
As one of the longest running MuleSoft Meetups globally, Pace Integration have hosted hundreds of professionals with an interest in MuleSoft and APIs, and the March London Meetup was our first event in 2022!
Featured topic: CloudHub Automation - How to automate Anypoint CloudHub and beyond through Infrastructure as a Code, presented by Mike Jakeman!
The CloudHub Automation team came together on a common philosophy to automate Anypoint CloudHub and beyond through Infrastructure as a Code. We wanted to reduce the CloudHub setup time for Muleys and partners so that the focus can be on innovation rather than duplicating/rebuilding platform configurations. The backbone of the idea is to offer flexibility and next generation open source building blocks for anyone using the platform to automate rich and complex needs using auto-generated client libraries. Given the team's experience it also means that we can inject standard platform best practises into templates for plug-and-play customers who wish to deliver use cases and bootstrap the integration layer without having to go through detailed platform discovery.
Asiste a este evento en línea para aprender un poco sobre Runtime Fabric. Juan Ore, arquitecto en Bits In Glass, nos hablará sobre los aspectos básicos de este servicio de MuleSoft, y hará un pequeño demo para verlo en acción. También veremos algunas transformaciones más complejas de DataWeave 2.0 para expandir nuestro conocimiento.
MuleSoft London Community September 2020 - Project VitaPace Integration
Our September Virtual London Meetup took us through Project Vita. Our guest speakers Adam Maguire Wilson, Robert Matthews and Tereze Gaile from ThirdEye Consulting, covered how MuleSoft, Salesforce and IoT can save your neglected desk plants.
In the session, we covered:
- How plant data is retrieved and aggregated using plant sensors and a Raspberry Pi
- The role of MuleSoft and API-led connectivity best practises
- Transition from Salesforce IoT Orchestration to Process Builder and Flow Builder
- Using Salesforce Big Objects and Einstein Analytics to visualise and analyse the data
MuleSoft: How to Engage Partners/Customers and API Led with Alexa Angel Alberici
Slide 1 - Arno Brugman - How to Engage Partners/Customers
Slide 42 - Angel Alberici - API Led with Alexa
Host: Angel Alberici
Youtube: Virtual Muleys : https://www.youtube.com/c/VirtualMuleysOnline/videos
How to Engage: Customer/Partner Engagements
This session is for Developers, Engineers, Architects, C4E & Integration Stakeholders, Partners, SIs and Contractors who want to learn about the prerequisites and requirements for a successful Customer/Partner Engagement.
In this session we will answer the following questions:
Can you provide basic guidelines to avoid the most common pitfalls?
Will our Partner act as a Thought Leader?
How do we ensure our Partner designs and implements with reuse in mind?
How do we verify the work delivered by our Partner?
What information should you share with your Partner?
What should you request (ask) from your Partner?
How should you Engage with your Partner?
Although the slides are presented from the Customer perspective, the session will be of value to Partners, SIs and Contractors too.
After this session, you will know what information needs to be shared between Customer and Partner and how Customer and Partner should engage to ensure successful adoption of the Anypoint Platform and consistent generation of Business Outcomes (value).
DIY: API Led with Alexa “The Contest App”
You saw it and now you want to Do It Yourself (DIY). Session aimed towards Devs/Engineers and enthusiasts/hands-on Architects/Consultants who want to create their own API Led with Alexa application. Agenda:
Speedrun on APLC/SDLC
Successful stories
Participate in the Contest and win prizes!
How does it work? How to do it yourself?
Where is the value in using API Led for this case?
This document provides an agenda and guidelines for the Ahmedabad MuleSoft Meetup on October 10th, 2020 from 11AM to 2PM IST. The meetup will cover error handling in Mule 4, Anypoint Monitoring and Alerts, and will include a Q&A session and quiz. Attendees are encouraged to introduce themselves and ask questions in the chat. The meetup aims to foster networking, knowledge sharing, and discussion around future meetup topics. Speakers will cover Mule 4 error types and handling, the Mule error hierarchy, adding error handling scopes, and comparing error handling between Mule 3 and 4. Anypoint Monitoring features like transaction tracing, log management, dashboards, and alerts will
Custom MuleSoft connector using Java SDKAmit Singh
The document summarizes a presentation on developing custom connectors for MuleSoft using the Java and XML SDKs. The presentation covered what connectors and the Mule SDK are, differences between Mule 3 and 4 SDKs, best practices for connector development, examples of existing connectors, and a live demo of a custom currency exchange connector. It included an agenda, speaker bio, and questions for a prize quiz at the end.
Jaipur MuleSoft Meetup Group - Virtual Meetup #5Lalit Panwar
The document summarizes a MuleSoft meetup event about the Salesforce Composite Connector. The meetup included an introduction by community leaders Jyoti Chaudhary and Lalit Panwar, and a presentation by speaker Abhishek Solanki on using the Salesforce Composite Connector in MuleSoft. The connector allows batch execution of up to 25 sub-requests and exposes APIs for request preparation and response parsing. Important documentation links and a demo of the connector were also provided.
Error Handling Strategies and the components availed by the MuleSoft platform. And Exploring the Snowflake data platform and its integration using Mule 4 Connector
Front end microservices: architectures and solutionMikhail Kuznetcov
For latest version please open: https://www.slideshare.net/michailkuznetsov/front-end-microservices-october-2019
--
Modern frontend has grown in complexity and technologies diversity dramatically last decade. Usual case are apps of >100KLOC with multiple teams shipping code daily. One of the ways to deal with support and further growth of such projects is to apply microservices approach to frontend stack.
There are several solutions in the ecosystem that can enable multiple frameworks run seamlessly within one main uber-SPA. This enables common benefits of microservices approach: freedom of technology choice, separate deployments, faster new developers on-boarding due to reduced complexity of each sub-module, etc. Also this might be a migration path for large frontend monoliths.
Using the Mule 4 SDK to build a connector : MuleSoft Virtual Muleys MeetupsAngel Alberici
Speaker:
"Using the Mule 4 SDK to build a connector" session with Chris Hughes, Strategic Advisor at MuleSoft
Host: Angel Alberici
Youtube: Virtual Muleys (https://www.youtube.com/c/VirtualMuleysOnline/videos)
Meetups: https://meetups.mulesoft.com/online-group-english/
https://meetups.mulesoft.com/events/details/mulesoft-online-group-english-presents-using-the-mule-4-java-sdk-to-build-a-connector/
Sydney MuleSoft Meetup #16 - 19 November 2020Royston Lobo
This document summarizes a MuleSoft meetup event in Sydney. It provides an agenda for the meetup, which includes MuleSoft updates on recent announcements and upcoming events. It also details a presentation on voice integration using Alexa that will be given by Ahmed Heidar from MuleSoft. The meetup will involve trivia games with prizes. Guidelines are provided for using the chat function and participating in Kahoot trivia. Attendees are asked to introduce themselves. Feedback is solicited through surveys. The recap summarizes recent MuleSoft features and announcements from the last 6 months.
- The document outlines guidelines for a virtual MuleSoft meetup, including welcoming attendees and encouraging them to keep videos on.
- The agenda includes introductions, a presentation on creating MuleSoft API template projects using Maven archetypes, a quiz, and networking.
- The presentation discusses using Maven archetypes to standardize project structure, apply best practices, and speed up development by automatically configuring dependencies and files. It demonstrates generating a new project from an archetype template.
Meetup Mulesoft Buenos Aires Noviembre 2018Walter Olivito
This document outlines an agenda for a Mulesoft Meetup in Buenos Aires. It introduces the meetup leaders and discusses the objective to create a space for community members to share experiences. It also promotes Mulesoft's Success Months in November and December, which focus on training community members and helping them become Mulesoft-certified. The document provides information on resources like Mulesoft U, instructor-led training courses, certification exams, documentation and forums to help attendees expand their skills and validate their expertise.
This document outlines steps for automating a project lifecycle using MuleSoft and Azure DevOps. It discusses implementing DevSecOps practices in MuleSoft applications through continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) pipelines. CI pipelines would run MUnit unit tests with each code change. CD pipelines would handle notifications, alerts, auditing, and secrets management during deployments to development, QA, and production environments. The process is emphasized as being equally important to the tools, requiring input from operations, security, and approvers to define appropriate approval and rollback strategies.
MuleSoft approach to the integration - Warsaw MuleSoft MeetupPatryk Bandurski
The document provides an agenda and details for a MuleSoft meetup event in Warsaw, Poland. The agenda includes community updates on MuleSoft training opportunities, an overview of MuleSoft's approach to integration architecture, and a discussion on API community management. There will also be interactive quizzes and a group photo. Attendees are encouraged to provide feedback and suggestions for future meetup topics.
First mule soft meetup in patna bihar's first mulesoft meetup-7th marchOm Prakash
The document summarizes the first MuleSoft meetup held in Patna, Bihar, India. It includes an agenda for introductions, presentations on API-led connectivity and the Anypoint Platform, and a discussion on resources for learning MuleSoft skills and obtaining certification. The meetup featured presentations from Pritam Prakash on API fundamentals and the Anypoint Studio, and from Om Prakash on Community Success Months initiatives for training opportunities. The event concluded with a networking session.
These are the presentation slides for the fifth Mulesoft Meetup held in Huddersfield. The topics covering a deep dive into API RAML design best practice and taking part in the community success month
You can learn Mulesoft from step by step using this presentation.
This presentation was delivered in 2nd May '20 at the Surat Mulesfot Meetup.
Key topics covered during the event:
1. What is 'API' & 'Integration'
2. Introduction to API-Led Integration and MuleSoft
3. What is Anypoint Platform
4. Mulesoft Training & Certification
Mexico City Online Mulesoft Meetup - Quality Code with MUNIT - May 4, 2020Ricardo Rodríguez
Following a great year, we are pleased to host the first Mexico City Virtual MuleSoft Meetup. Come join us to dive into industry talks, MuleSoft advanced development best practices, and much more!
Juan Bucio will tackle advanced development best practices, the main focus is MUnit, how to test your MuleSoft Applications, developing focusing on automation.
We hope again to get a packed meetup and can't wait to see you soon.
The document summarizes a meetup event on logging and exception handling in MuleSoft. The agenda included introductions, discussions on common logging and exception handling best practices in MuleSoft, demonstrations of logging bad practices versus best practices, and a Q&A session. Resources on learning MuleSoft through online courses and instructor-led training were also provided.
Melbourne Virtual MuleSoft Meetup June 2022Daniel Soffner
The document summarizes a MuleSoft virtual meetup that took place on June 9th, 2022. It included presentations on universal API management and Flex Gateway by Carlos Rodriguez Iturria and Tim Dai from MuleSoft. Attendees were also able to participate in a trivia game. Upcoming MuleSoft events in June and August 2022 were announced and information was provided on how attendees could become MuleSoft mentors. The meetup concluded with a reminder for attendees to provide feedback.
In this session, you will learn how MuleSoft customers can establish a pragmatic C4E to accelerate delivery, but then leverage platform insights to drive continuous quality into your API ecosystem and your organization
Speaker: Steve Clarke
Facilitator: Angel Alberici
5:42 Introduction
11:18 Part 1 – A pragmatic way of C4E delivery
1. Quick refresh on what a C4E is and its role in API delivery
2. Core capabilities to focus on in C4E Launch
3. Key outcomes you can look for at launch and beyond
33:36 Part 2 – Metrics Insight
1. Planning your delivery of a Metrics solution
2. Identifying key KPI’s to measure
3. How those KPI’s tie back to C4E and API Delivery Maturity
4. Delivering your solution
5. Monitoring, Measuring, Feedback
46:50 Part 3 – Bringing it together
57:18 Summary
59:40 Q & A
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Editor's Notes
API-led connectivity is a methodical way to connect data to applications through reusable and purposeful APIs.
These APIs are developed to play a specific role – unlocking data from systems, composing data into processes, or delivering an experience.
API-led connectivity not only depends on three categories of reusable APIs to compose new services and capabilities, but also decentralizes and democratizes access to enterprise data.
Central IT produces reusable assets, and in the process unlocks key systems, including legacy applications, data sources, and SaaS apps.
Central IT and other teams can then reuse these API assets and compose process level information.
Then, app developers can discover and self-serve on all of these reusable assets, creating the experience layer of APIs and ultimately the end-applications.
This API-led approach to integration increases agility, speed, and productivity.
System APIs – these usually access the core systems of record and provide a means of insulating the user from the complexity or any changes to the underlying systems. Once built, many users, can access data without any need to learn the underlying systems and can reuse these APIs in multiple projects.
Process APIs – These APIs interact with and shape data within a single system or across systems (breaking down data silos) and are created here without a dependence on the source systems from which that data originates, as well as the target channels through which that data is delivered.
Experience APIs – Experience APIs are the means by which data can be reconfigured so that it is most easily consumed by its intended audience, all from a common data source, rather than setting up separate point-to-point integrations for each channel. An Experience API is usually created with API-first design principles where the API is designed for the specific user experience in mind.
Hi everyone, thanks for being here today.
Today we are going to have talks about XXX, XXX and a special presentation about the various ways to learn about MuleSoft, grow your skills and become certified.
Being MuleSoft-certified is clearly a huge asset in the marketplace today, and the Community team at MuleSoft wants to make it easier for all of us to pass a certification exam.
Until the end of the year, all Meetup attendees (meaning all of you here today) will receive a free exam for the certification of your choice.
Make sure to get your name checked with myself or my co-leader(s), and you’ll receive your voucher via email within 10 days.
Without further ado, let’s get started.
So – what are “Community Success Months”?
November and December are a special time this year during which all Meetup attendees receive advice on how to expand their MuleSoft skills and get them officially recognized with a certification. To make this even more accessible – everyone receives a complimentary certification exam voucher (for the exam of your choice).
MuleSoft U is MuleSoft’s official free and self-paced training courses.
This is a great way to get started on Anypoint Platform without commitment, and at your own pace.
The team has made great updates on the content (MuleSoft U now covers Mule 4) as well as on the format, which is easier to follow at your rhythm.
The ”Mule 4 for Mule 3 users” course is now available for free as part of MuleSoft U. It was previously a paid-class, led by an instructor in person.
Registering for MuleSoft U is easy, you can do it online at the URL on the slide. All courses are complete, with between 6 to 40 hours of content.
4 different courses are available as part of MuleSoft U:
Getting started with Anypoint Platform: for anyone and everyone involved in an Anypoint Platform project who wants to get hands-on experience learning what Anypoint Platform is and how it is used to discover, consume, design, build, deploy, manage, and govern APIs. Students do not write any code in this course.
Development fundamentals: for developers and architects who want to get hands-on experience using Anypoint Platform to build APIs and integrations. In the first part, students use Anypoint Platform to discover, consume, design, build, deploy, manage, and govern APIs. In the second part, students focus on using Mule and Anypoint Studio to build applications for use as API implementations and/or integrations.
Mule 4 for Mule 3 users: for experienced Mule 3 developers who want to quickly uplevel their skills to Mule 4. The course is hands-on and focuses on what’s new and/or different in Mule 4 and Studio 7.
Flow design: for people that work with data and want to get hands-on experience using the new web-based flow designer in Design Center to build integrations that connect systems quickly and easily.
Instructor-led training (either live online or in a classroom) is generally more impactful learning than self-study of content, and is the standard recommendation for customers and if you have a project starting in a couple weeks and you need to get up to speed quickly.
There are 12 different courses available, for all profiles involved with MuleSoft: developers, architects, admins, IT ops, managers.
Covering these 12 classes would take a long time, so I invite you to visit training.mulesoft.com to consult the whole catalog and see the current schedules.
Instructor-led classes come with an appreciable price but is generally more impactful learning than self-study of content, and is the standard recommendation for customers and if you have a project starting in a couple weeks and you need to get up to speed quickly.
If you listen closely to the rest of the presentations and are lucky to win at our trivia, you can receive one of the 5 instructor-led classes we have to give away tonight!
The training team at MuleSoft released a set of useful tools to get ready to attempt a certification exam.
For the MCD – Level 1 Certification particularly, you can find a complete self-assessment quiz and more than 10 do-it-yourself exercises in MuleSoft U (meaning free and self-paced).
It turns out that these tools are very useful for developers to prep – 90% of the developers who used them passed the certification!
Key core concepts covered in the exam
Application Network Basics
Designing and Consuming APIs
Structuring Mule Applications
Transforming Data with Dataweave
Debugging and Managing APIs and Integrations
The MCD – Level 1 certification isn’t the only one available.
There are 7 certifications available today - both for developers and architects – and these really prove you have solid skills on MuleSoft.
The Integration Professional certification is the highest ranked for developers and requires several years of hands-on experience.
The MCIA (MuleSoft Certified Integration Architect) is the highest ranked for architects, and was launched recently.
Most exams are between one and two hour-long, cost $250, and have a pass score comprised between 70 and 80%.
These exams are proctored (online or in a testing center), closed book and have multiple-choice questions.
Just like training, there is a lot to say about each certification, so you can download data sheets about each of them at this URL to learn more about their scope and requirements.
More than 45 datasheets are available at this URL, and they cover both training courses and certifications.
This was a lot of information about how to get trained and certified.
Now – let’s hear directly from Frances Sink, Certifications and Programs lead at MuleSoft.
She’s about to share with you her best practices to prepare and pass certification exams, and make the best use of the free voucher you’ll get after this event.
Alright – that was super helpful!
So as a recap – all of you in this room will receive a free certification exam of your choice within 10 days after this event.
Make sure to get your name checked on the list with myself or my co-leader(s).
As an additional way to learn and grow your skills, the MuleSoft Documentation is always helpful.
The Docs team has recently released a brand new version of the docs, that’s fully up to date.
The search has also been improved, it enables users to filter by product component and their version.
And as always, MuleSoft Forums are a great place to ask questions, give and get help.
More than 15,000 members are ready to help, from all around the world.
Before posting your question, make sure to check if it has been asked before.
If you’re able to help another developer in need, don’t hesitate! The forum is really about getting help and giving back, and it’s a great way to to build your presence / reputation within the MuleSoft community.
There’s a section dedicated to Training in the forum, make sure to check it out if you have additional questions coming up afterwards.